Country: 217.160.230.227, Europe, DE

City: 9.491 , Germany

This item clearly says to keep under 77F. It was 80F and sunny on the day of arrival. Amazon shipped this item without any ice in the package. I ordered on a Thursday and it was probably sitting in god knows where/what temperature for the whole weekend. I know this item didn't work because I was using Gerber Soothe (whose bottle I DESPISE) and my baby's diapers were "perfect" (seedy and mustard - sorry if TMI). There was no grunting and straining in the morning anymore. When I ran out I decided to look for a different brand with a better dispenser so I got these. It takes about 3 days for probiotics to work. By the third morning my baby was back to straining and grunting. I returned to Gerber Soothe and three days after that, diapers were back to normal. I had some sleepless nights because this wasn't shipped properly. Very, very frustrating and would not order again if there's any chance it may be warm. I may consider ordering it only in cooler months. The dispenser is much easier to use though (dropper) vs. Gerber's ridiculous dispenser that wastes a ton of product and costs more. But at least theirs works.

I purchased a Navien CR 240 a couple of years ago, and there have been numerous breakdowns of one sort or another since then, The company website says these problems are mostly due to incorrect installation, but that excuse does not fly. Essentially they are making products that are so complicated and full of holes that not only local repairmen cannot figure them out, but even Navien's own tech support is stumped. Since when did it become necessary to have a gadget that reads out more than 40 error codes just to heat up water? And since when did hot water heaters require such expensive maintenance every year, not to mention the hundreds I've spent on repairs that do not really repair? Right now I'm dealing with a nightmarish issue where we are far from home and are renting out our house. The Navien keeps breaking down. I believe I'm going to just swallow my pride and financial loss and replace the Navien with a regular old tank heater. I won't even bother with trying to get money back through warranties: as you can see from other reviews, that would be uncertain and extremely stressful. Yes, Naviens are a BIG mistake. I suggest the company go out of business, but before they do, they should correct an error in the description of their products: They are THANKLESS hot water heaters, and not tankless.

I researched a lot of products and am glad I chose this one. The price was great and the number of different tips that come with it are great. Works beautifully. The only minor issue is the on pff switch is on the unit so you have to use two hands no biggie. Pressure is great. Would recommend it.